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The California Public Records Act (Government Code 6250. et sec.) was enacted to ensure public access to public records.
This form will enable us to accurately and efficiently fill your request. With the exception of certain State -mandated
records, or records that exceed the standard size, copies are $.40 per page (standard or legal size). DVDs of City Council or
Planning Commission meetings are $29 each.
NAME: Raymond Hanson DATE OF REQUEST:
ADDRESS:
3960 S. Higuera St. #213 E-MAIL: rhanson@sdrs.biz
San Luis Obispo, Ca 93401
PHONE: 805 704 8106
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INFORMATION NEEDED: For each record, describe type, date, subject, title, etc. Please be very specific.
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to schedule an appointment. The City Clerk's Office is located at 990 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401. You may email your
request to cityclerk@slocity.org.
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This is the third request (PRR19047 and 18317) for
information pertaining to injury statistics for the
SLO Fire Department which is the City of SLO
obligation to provide. We are not asking for any
personal information that would violate CA Labor
Code 138.7. We only need the summary data by
year and information on serious injuries while
actively fighting fires. The City of SLO has only an
average one fire per year with very few, if any,
injuries. This type of summary data should not be
hard to provide.
Every Febuary the City of SLO must file an OSHA
300A report for the SLO Fire Department. This
report covers the publicly listed number of
employees, number of hours worked, number of
cases of Work Comp claims filed, number of days
lost and the total number of injuries. Under the
Public Records Act please provide the OSHA 300A
report for the City of SLO Fire Department
covering the years from 1990 to the present date.
RECEIVED
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